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| Volume | HCA 13/72 |
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| Folio | 144 |
| Side | Verso |
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| First cut transcription started and completed on 06/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 29/04/13 by Colin Greenstreet | |
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| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 13/03/06 | |
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| Created 28/04/13, by CSG | |
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1. To the 6th article of the sayd allegation ˹hee saith˺ that when the sayd shipp arrived
2. in dublin harbour hee knoweth that the ffactors of the sayd Jefferies
3. and Lewellin had not provided any such number of servants as the
4. sayd Jefferies and Lewellin had promised should bee ready, but had only
5. provided a very smale number to about twelve or thirteene servants [INSERTION MARK]
6.
7. [INSERTED TEXT IN LH MARGIN AT 90 DEGREES]
8.
9. ADD TEXT
10.
11. And the sayd Moulson after his comming thither was forced to doe his
12. best endeavour (that hee might the sooner ˹bee˺ fitt to depart thense) to gaine
13. as many more servants as hee could for the sayd Jefferyes and Lew=
14. ellin and by his care and endeavour did get thirty and odd servants more
15. for Accompt of the sayd Jefferies and Lewellin soe that with those servants
16. gotten by the sayd Lewellin and Jefferies ........... ffactor there, there was about
17. three and fifty servants procured for Accompt of the sayd Jefferies and
18. Lewellin to goe the sayd voyage, two of which servants (being men and part of those soe released out off prison as aforesayd) rann
19. away with the sayd shipps skiff before ˹the sayd shipp˺ ....... went from dublin, and
20. an other (who was an old woman) was suspected by the whole company
21. to bee a Witch, and it was much feared that shee ....................
22. might prove very preiudiciall to the voyage (for that as the report
23. then went at dublin shee had bin shipped aboard an other shipp to
24. bee transported either to Virginia or Barbados or some of those west
25. India Islands and that the company of that shipp had turned her
26. on shoare againe upon the like suspition) and therefore shee was by
27. consent of the whole company of the Unitie turned ashoare againe
28. in dublin roade ˹soe that there were agreedd only about fifty servants aboard˺ And further to this article hee cannot depose/
29. To the 7th hee saith that hee being one of the sayd shipps Company
30. the voyage aforesayd knoweth that there were many deales (but the
31. certaine number hee knoweth not) cut out ˹and imployed˺ while the Unitie laye in
32. the harbour of dublin and afterwards in the voyage in question to make
33. Cabbins and Bulke heads and other conveniencies for the servants
34. passengers in the sayd shipp the sayd voyage And this deponent saith
35. that soe farr as hee could or did observe the arlate Moulson did not
36. use any of the sayd deales for his owne private use And further hee
37. cannot depose./
38. To the 8th and 9th articles of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee this deponent
39. being one of the sayd shipps Company and an eye wittnesse knoweth that
40. the sayd Moulson having receaved the sayd servants on board did with the
41. first oportunitie of winds and weather (which happened in the month
42. of September .............. one thousand sixe hundred fifty fower and about
43. the two and twentith day thereof) sett sayle from dublin harbour bound for
44. Virginia but was forced back into dublin harbour by contrary winds
45. And the ....... winde againe proving fayre the sayd Moulson sett
46. sayle thense twice more and was by fowle weather both tymes driven
47. back againe to dublin harbour and about the fowerth of October [XX GUTTER]
48. after sett out thense the fowerth tyme and steered his course then for
49. Virginia but the next day in the morning {a} great gale of winde
50. happened which made the sea very rough and tempestious in soe much
51. that the Boatswaine of the Unitie was washed cleere over board and perished
52. in the Sea, and hee this deponent had much a doe to escape being washed
53. over board at the same tyme and the violence of the winde was soe
54. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">that</margin>
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